Top Tweets for #BuildSustainableNOW

SDG2030

@SDG2030

20 days ago

#SDGs 1-No Poverty 2-No Hunger 3-Health 4-Education 5-Gender Equality 6-Water& sanitation 7-Clean energy 8-Economies 9-Innovation 10-Reduced inequality 11-Cities 12-Reduce Consumption 13-Climate 14-Ocean 15-Biodiversity 16-Peace 17-Partnerships #BuildSustainableNow

SDG2030

@SDG2030

24 days ago

#BuildSustainableNow Mass turtle nesting underway in Odisha, India @sudarsansand @binaysrikant76 @AshwiniVaishnaw @ActorMadhavan

SDG2030

@SDG2030

27 days ago

PM DHARA will strengthen the grid to carry and store more renewable energy as India’s clean energy capacity grows. #BuildSustainableNow @AshwiniVaishnaw @narendramodi

Ravi Karkara

@ravikarkara

about 1 month ago

@SDG2030 @thebetterindia @MoRD_GoI @PMOIndia @AshwiniVaishnaw @ashwinravi99 @supriyasahuias @AravSrinivas @bhash @actorvijay @nitishrajput #BuildSustainableNow

Ravi Karkara

@ravikarkara

about 2 months ago

@awasthi_bob @RailMinIndia @AshwiniVaishnaw @PMOIndia @SandeepUnnithan @chakranewz #BuildSustainableNow

SDG2030

@SDG2030

2 months ago

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Ravi Karkara

@ravikarkara

3 months ago

#BuildSustainableNow India leads the World. Huge congratulations @TataMotors @MahindraRise @anandmahindra @elonmusk keep it up!

ravikarkara's tweet photo. #BuildSustainableNow India leads the World.

Huge congratulations @TataMotors @MahindraRise @anandmahindra

@elonmusk keep it up! https://t.co/9GK2PPeZFW

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3 months ago

India is building Cleaner Tracks, Brighter Tomorrow Ahead! #BuildSustainableNow @AshwiniVaishnaw @RailMinIndia @narendramodi @ErikSolheim @NITIAayog

Ravi Karkara

@ravikarkara

3 months ago

Cleaner Tracks, Brighter Tomorrow Ahead! #BuildSustainableNow @AshwiniVaishnaw @RailMinIndia Indian Railways is steadily building a greener future. Over the last decade, diesel consumption has dropped by 63%, from 293 crore litres in 2015–16 to 108 crore litres in 2024–25. Backed by 99.6% railway electrification, India now ranks second globally, highlighting the country's remarkable progress towards cleaner, smarter and more sustainable rail transport.

ravikarkara's tweet photo. Cleaner Tracks, Brighter Tomorrow Ahead! #BuildSustainableNow
@AshwiniVaishnaw @RailMinIndia

Indian Railways is steadily building a greener future. Over the last decade, diesel consumption has dropped by 63%, from 293 crore litres in 2015–16 to 108 crore litres in 2024–25.

Backed by 99.6% railway electrification, India now ranks second globally, highlighting the country's remarkable progress towards cleaner, smarter and more sustainable rail transport.

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Ravi Karkara

@ravikarkara

3 months ago

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SDG2030

@SDG2030

4 months ago

#BuildSustainableNow @uaedgov

Dr. Bu Abdullah

@Dr_BuAbdullah

4 months ago

The UAE Plants Today for a Greener Tomorrow 🌱🇦🇪 Proud to see the Dubai Electricity & Water Authority - DEWA, in cooperation with the Dubai Environment and Climate Change Authority (DECCA), lead by example in 2026. 700 mangrove trees were planted at the Jebel Ali Marine Sanctuary, mobilizing 254 volunteers who dedicated 508 hours of service to protect our marine biodiversity. This initiative is part of DEWA’s wider series of beach clean-ups and mangrove planting activities since the start of the year — a true commitment to environmental sustainability. Mangroves are more than trees. They are natural guardians of our coasts, carbon absorbers, and nurseries for marine life. This is how we secure our environment for future generations. Congratulations to HE Saeed Al Tayer Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA, and all the volunteers who turned vision into action. The UAE leads not just in innovation, but in conservation. @DXBMediaOffice @DEWAOfficial #DrBuAbdullah #DEWA #Dubai #Sustainability #Mangroves #JebelAliMarineSanctuary #Environment #ClimateAction #MarineBiodiversity #UAE #GreenDubai #Volunteering #BuAbdullahGroup

Dr_BuAbdullah's tweet photo. The UAE Plants Today for a Greener Tomorrow 🌱🇦🇪

Proud to see the Dubai Electricity & Water Authority - DEWA, in cooperation with the Dubai Environment and Climate Change Authority (DECCA), lead by example in 2026.

700 mangrove trees were planted at the Jebel Ali Marine Sanctuary, mobilizing 254 volunteers who dedicated 508 hours of service to protect our marine biodiversity.

This initiative is part of DEWA’s wider series of beach clean-ups and mangrove planting activities since the start of the year — a true commitment to environmental sustainability.

Mangroves are more than trees. They are natural guardians of our coasts, carbon absorbers, and nurseries for marine life. This is how we secure our environment for future generations.

Congratulations to HE Saeed Al Tayer Mohammed Al Tayer, MD & CEO of DEWA, and all the volunteers who turned vision into action.

The UAE leads not just in innovation, but in conservation.

@DXBMediaOffice @DEWAOfficial
#DrBuAbdullah #DEWA #Dubai #Sustainability #Mangroves #JebelAliMarineSanctuary #Environment #ClimateAction #MarineBiodiversity #UAE #GreenDubai #Volunteering #BuAbdullahGroup

SDG2030

@SDG2030

4 months ago

@durgaaeronero @aeroneroglobal @cprorwfynk @VSOMANNA_BJP @SRDCM_MYS @RPF_INDIA @PrakashJavdekar @RavneetBittu @nitin_gadkari @PiyushGoyal @hd_kumaraswamy @gmwcrailway @narendramodi @AshwiniVaishnaw @aguribfakim @thegawgi @AdaniPriti @drsangitareddy @stevencheng @alexisohanian @Nithin0dha @nikhilkamathcio @punitgoenka @AnanyaBirlaX #BuildSustainableNow Sustainable Transportation 🚆 The UN General Assembly proclaimed the years 2026–2035 as the United Nations Decade of Sustainable Transport to further accelerate these integrated climate and mobility targets

Ravi Karkara

@ravikarkara

5 months ago

@RohitashHindol @narendramodi @ErikSolheim @OlumideIDOWU @Connect4Climate @rickykej @durgaaeronero @shekharkapur @ClimateHuman @Youth2047 @Asha_online_ Very well written #BuildSustainableNow

SDG2030

@SDG2030

5 months ago

Indian Women #AirWaterGeneration Leader @durgaaeronero is transforming #AirWaterGeneration @makeinindia @narendramodi @anandmahindra Women led #BuildSustainableNow is key to #SDG6 @water @water @narendramodi @PMofDenmark @manishprabhat06 hat06 @ravikarkara @ravikarkara @rickykej @khushsundar @pooja_kapur @anandmahindra @ashwinravi99 nravi99 @shekharkapu @shekharkapur @SDG2030 @Heunicke @Heunicke @BosseStine @marie_bjerre @CoHedegaard @aahlers @byadavbjp @sophieloehde @anandmahindra @drsangitareddy @rickykej @khushsundar @BharatInnov2026

SDG2030's tweet photo. Indian Women #AirWaterGeneration Leader @durgaaeronero is transforming #AirWaterGeneration @makeinindia @narendramodi @anandmahindra

Women led #BuildSustainableNow is key to #SDG6 @water
@narendramodi @PMofDenmark @manishprabhat06 @ravikarkara @rickykej @khushsundar @pooja_kapur @anandmahindra @ashwinravi99 @shekharkapur @SDG2030 @Heunicke @BosseStine @marie_bjerre @CoHedegaard @aahlers @byadavbjp @sophieloehde @anandmahindra @drsangitareddy @rickykej @khushsundar @BharatInnov2026

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SDG2030

@SDG2030

5 months ago

🇮🇳 🇩🇰 #BuildSustainableNow #Aeronero #YourWaterFromAir @durgaaeronero Investor, Founder and CEO @aeroneroglobal @thegawgi met with H.E. Manish Prabhat @manishprabhat06 Hon Ambassador of India to Denmark @IndiainDenmark @DenmarkinIndia discussing advancing India-Denmark Research and innovation in Women-Led Water Technology and #AirWaterGeneration @ravikarkara @AMEngtoft @LarsChristianB5 @KaranKhoslaM @harbeenarora @Statsmin @denmarkdotdk @DanishMFA @IndiainDenmark @diaspora_india @amitabhk87 @ErikSolheim @Arvinn @AmbVMKwatra @NorwayAmbIndia @JapanAmbIndia @AmbSibiGeorge @IndianDiplomacy @AdarshSwaika1 @binaysrikant76 @DanJoergensen @nitin_gadkari @NITIAayog @GWPnews @Water @GWFWater @wef @actorvijay @SDGaction @chamath @jaljeevan_ @gopalkagarwal @vivekoberoi @anandmahindra @AdaniGreenTalks

SDG2030's tweet photo. 🇮🇳 🇩🇰 #BuildSustainableNow
#Aeronero #YourWaterFromAir @durgaaeronero Investor, Founder and CEO @aeroneroglobal @thegawgi met with H.E. Manish Prabhat @manishprabhat06
Hon Ambassador of India to Denmark @IndiainDenmark @DenmarkinIndia discussing advancing India-Denmark Research and innovation in Women-Led Water Technology and #AirWaterGeneration

@ravikarkara @AMEngtoft @LarsChristianB5 @KaranKhoslaM @harbeenarora @Statsmin @denmarkdotdk @DanishMFA @IndiainDenmark @diaspora_india @amitabhk87 @ErikSolheim @Arvinn @AmbVMKwatra @NorwayAmbIndia @JapanAmbIndia @AmbSibiGeorge @IndianDiplomacy @AdarshSwaika1 @binaysrikant76 @DanJoergensen @nitin_gadkari @NITIAayog @GWPnews @Water @GWFWater @wef @actorvijay @SDGaction @chamath @jaljeevan_ @gopalkagarwal @vivekoberoi @anandmahindra @AdaniGreenTalks

SDG2030

@SDG2030

5 months ago

Here are #AirWaterGeneration by @aeroneroglobal @durgaaeronero creating water from Air. #BuildSustainableNow @vivekoberoi @anandmahindra @nikhilkamathcio @khushsundar @ravikarkara @elonmusk @ShamikaRavi @GrantCardone

The Sci-Tech Guy

@theSciTechGuy

5 months ago

🚨 Nobel prize winner builds a solar device that can pull 1,000 liters of clean water from air everyday

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SDG2030

@SDG2030

5 months ago

#BuildSustainableNow At the 3rd India-Nordic Summit in Oslo, Nordic leaders and Prime Minister Modi affirmed shared commitments to strengthening the rules-based international order and addressing climate change through sustained multilateral action, with particular emphasis on renewable energy, circular economy, and sustainable transitions. @narendramodi @jonasgahrstore @SwedishPM @PetteriOrpo @PMofIceland @Statsmin @AmbSibiGeorge @NorwayAmbIndia @ErikSolheim @himanshugulati @Arvinn @Sweden @NorwayAmbIndia @IndianDiplomacy Discussions across bilateral meetings with leaders from Iceland, Finland, and Denmark centred on clean energy, water management, green shipping, and digitalisation as core drivers of bilateral cooperation . The leaders reaffirmed commitments to addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution while accelerating cooperation on renewable energy, low-emission technologies, and green hydrogen to support clean energy transitions and sustainable economic growth —all foundational to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

SDG2030's tweet photo. #BuildSustainableNow At the 3rd India-Nordic Summit in Oslo, Nordic leaders and Prime Minister Modi affirmed shared commitments to strengthening the rules-based international order and addressing climate change through sustained multilateral action, with particular emphasis on renewable energy, circular economy, and sustainable transitions.
@narendramodi @jonasgahrstore @SwedishPM @PetteriOrpo @PMofIceland @Statsmin @AmbSibiGeorge @NorwayAmbIndia @ErikSolheim @himanshugulati @Arvinn @Sweden @NorwayAmbIndia @IndianDiplomacy

Discussions across bilateral meetings with leaders from Iceland, Finland, and Denmark centred on clean energy, water management, green shipping, and digitalisation as core drivers of bilateral cooperation . The leaders reaffirmed commitments to addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution while accelerating cooperation on renewable energy, low-emission technologies, and green hydrogen to support clean energy transitions and sustainable economic growth —all foundational to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

Ravi Karkara

@ravikarkara

5 months ago

🇮🇳 🇳🇴 🇸🇪 🇩🇰🇫🇮 🇮🇸 The Awakening of #Samband: When Democratic Powers Recognize the Architecture of Interconnection #IndiaNordicSummit @narendramodi @jonasgahrstore @SwedishPM @PetteriOrpo @PMofIceland @Statsmin @AmbSibiGeorge @NorwayAmbIndia When Prime Minister Narendra Modi invoked the Sanskrit concept of Samband—relationship, connection, mutual binding—at the conclusion of the Nordic summit, he articulated something far more consequential than diplomatic pleasantry. In a world fracturing along lines of zero-sum competition, where Western powers circle the wagons of isolated blocs and authoritarian regimes calcify into rigid spheres of influence, Modi’s emphasis on Samband represents a philosophical repositioning: the recognition that true strength lies not in domination or withdrawal, but in the intricate weaving of relationships grounded in shared values. The Nordic nations, long custodians of democratic resilience, rule of law, and environmental stewardship, have finally perceived what Modi has been articulating for years—that a multipolar world need not be a fractured one. Samband is the antidote to the isolation and disruption that defines our age. It is the bridge between the West and the Global South, between developed and developing democracies, between divergent geographies unified by commitment to democratic institutions, climate action, renewable energy, and the hard work of lawful coexistence. This summit marks the moment when the Nordic conscience awakened to the reality that the Indian vision of interconnection is not a rival ideology, but a civilizational complement to their own values. The gathering of these powers and major democracies around the architecture of Samband—with climate action, renewable energy, and the rule of law as binding cement—may well be remembered as a pivot point in twenty-first-century history. While the world’s great powers posture in antagonism and smaller nations scramble for protection in constricting blocs, Modi’s India has quietly done the harder work: building laterally, creating networks of trust, aligning diverse powers not through coercion but through the recognition of common democratic destiny. The Nordics now see what the geopolitically astute have long recognized—that the Indian priest-king has been constructing a temple of interconnection, and Samband is its sacred architecture. This is not the triumphalism of a rising power, but the patient wisdom of a civilizational force offering the world a path away from the abyss of division. History will measure this summit not by the statements signed or the committees formed, but by whether it represented the moment when democratic humanity chose the harder, more noble path of relationship over the easier retreat into isolation. The significance of what transpired will only deepen with time, but one thing is certain: the world has witnessed the convergence of those who understand that in an age of cascading crises, Samband is not luxury—it is the only architecture capable of saving us. @ErikSolheim @himanshugulati @Arvinn @Sweden

$ravikarkara's tweet photo. 🇮🇳 🇳🇴 🇸🇪 🇩🇰🇫🇮 🇮🇸 The Awakening of #Samband: When Democratic Powers Recognize the Architecture of Interconnection #IndiaNordicSummit @narendramodi @jonasgahrstore @SwedishPM @PetteriOrpo @PMofIceland @Statsmin @AmbSibiGeorge @NorwayAmbIndia When Prime Minister Narendra Modi invoked the Sanskrit concept of Samband—relationship, connection, mutual binding—at the conclusion of the Nordic summit, he articulated something far more consequential than diplomatic pleasantry. In a world fracturing along lines of zero-sum competition, where Western powers circle the wagons of isolated blocs and authoritarian regimes calcify into rigid spheres of influence, Modi’s emphasis on Samband represents a philosophical repositioning: the recognition that true strength lies not in domination or withdrawal, but in the intricate weaving of relationships grounded in shared values. The Nordic nations, long custodians of democratic resilience, rule of law, and environmental stewardship, have finally perceived what Modi has been articulating for years—that a multipolar world need not be a fractured one. Samband is the antidote to the isolation and disruption that defines our age. It is the bridge between the West and the Global South, between developed and developing democracies, between divergent geographies unified by commitment to democratic institutions, climate action, renewable energy, and the hard work of lawful coexistence. This summit marks the moment when the Nordic conscience awakened to the reality that the Indian vision of interconnection is not a rival ideology, but a civilizational complement to their own values. The gathering of these powers and major democracies around the architecture of Samband—with climate action, renewable energy, and the rule of law as binding cement—may well be remembered as a pivot point in twenty-first-century history. While the world’s great powers posture in antagonism and smaller nations scramble for protection in constricting blocs, Modi’s India has quietly done the harder work: building laterally, creating networks of trust, aligning diverse powers not through coercion but through the recognition of common democratic destiny. The Nordics now see what the geopolitically astute have long recognized—that the Indian priest-king has been constructing a temple of interconnection, and Samband is its sacred architecture. This is not the triumphalism of a rising power, but the patient wisdom of a civilizational force offering the world a path away from the abyss of division. History will measure this summit not by the statements signed or the committees formed, but by whether it represented the moment when democratic humanity chose the harder, more noble path of relationship over the easier retreat into isolation. The significance of what transpired will only deepen with time, but one thing is certain: the world has witnessed the convergence of those who understand that in an age of cascading crises, Samband is not luxury—it is the only architecture capable of saving us. @ErikSolheim @himanshugulati @Arvinn @Sweden$